Orbán, Russia and Hungary
Channel NewsAsia Singapore · 26m
Hungarian PM Orban's aide sparks outrage with Soviet invasion comment
BUDAPEST: A top aide of Prime Minister Viktor Orban has triggered outrage by suggesting that Hungary would have fared better by not resisting the 1956 Soviet invasion, in comments that were also critical of Ukraine's efforts today to push back Russian forces.
Newsday · 7h
Orbán pushes back on aide's comment that Hungary wouldn't have fought a Russian invasion
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán says his country always has and always will defend itself against foreign attacks in response to controversial statements by one of his closest aides suggesting Hungary wouldn't have fought against a Russian invasion as Ukraine has done.
Washington Times · 10h
Orban pushes back on aide’s comment that Hungary wouldn’t have fought a Russian invasion
Hungary always has and always will defend itself against foreign attacks, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Friday after one of his closest aides provoked controversy by suggesting that Hungary wouldn’t have fought against a Russian invasion as Ukraine has done.
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